Diego is a Linux and VMware administrator for the State of California by day and the technical backbone of KeyDog by night. He builds the infrastructure that runs every customer instance and is happiest explaining what's under the hood — virtualization, automation, the long tail of system administration — in language anyone can follow.
KeyDog 2.4 introduces a complete rewrite of the permissions system: custom roles, fine-grained approvals, request workflows, and a much-improved reports section. The full notes from engineering.
Most SaaS products are multi-tenant. KeyDog is not. Every customer gets their own dedicated instance with their own database. Here is why we made that choice, what it costs us, and what it gets you.
KeyDog 2.3 ships self-service checkout kiosks, a much-improved bulk import flow, a redesigned dashboard, and a handful of smaller wins. Full notes from the engineering team.
A deep look at the engineering decisions behind the KeyDog audit log — why it is append-only, how we keep it tamper-evident without a blockchain, and what that means for compliance teams.